God sets the lonely in families
The shock of being kept apart during much of the coronavirus pandemic reminds us that we are made for God-given community
The shock of being kept apart during much of the coronavirus pandemic reminds us that we are made for God-given community
Jane Trimarco is one of our Operations Managers, supporting several housing and care schemes. We found out about a typical day in her life
Despite illness early in life – at one point doctors said he wouldn’t live – Reverend Alan Evans is now 81 and resident at Royd Court, Mirfield. He looks back on a miraculous path that led him to ministry
At Pilgrims’ Friend Society, we’ve developed a unique approach to care which we call The Way We Care. Rooted in our Christian faith, our approach focuses on caring for the whole person, including their spiritual needs
Louise Morse explains how she hopes our updated Dementia Information Pack will be a blessing for those on the dementia journey
Strong sense of déjà vu about last month's announcement of a White Paper proposing the greater integration of NHS and social care.
The City Watchdog found that during lock-down over-55s suffered larger cuts to their earnings than any other age group.
We may soon be out of lock-down, but it’s not the end of the Covid impact.
How one 85-year-old living at Pilgrim Gardens, Leicester, is taking an ambitious walking challenge in his stride
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